A South Carolina death row inmate, Brad Sigmon, has opted to be executed by firing squad, becoming the fourth inmate in the U.S. to die by this method. Sigmon, convicted of the 2001 baseball bat killings of his ex-girlfriend’s parents, chose firing squad over lethal injection or the electric chair due to concerns over prolonged suffering. He has one final appeal pending before the state Supreme Court, with his lawyers arguing his trial lawyers were ineffective in presenting mitigating factors.
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Abby Tegnelia is a Newsweek writer with a focus on celebrity news and the arts & entertainment industry. She has extensive experience in journalism and has written for various national and international magazines. Abby can be contacted via email and is active on social media platforms. In a recent article, popstar Ariana Grande revealed her online gaming addiction to playing Monopoly with strangers while on the road promoting her hit musical, "Wicked." She also mentioned...
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